Process for artificial ventilation for assisting the volumetric

Surgery – Respiratory method or device – Means for supplying respiratory gas under positive pressure

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12820421, 12820425, 12820426, 12820428, A61M 1600

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ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for artificial ventilation for assisting the volumetric breathing of a patient having a demand valve connected between a source of supply of gas and a spontaneous breath tube. This demand valve comprises a reference chamber connected to an expiration tube and a user and to the output of a Venturi tube connected by its inlet to the source of supply of gas. A generator of increasing pressure is provided for transfer of a complementary flow of gas, this generator being connected by its inlet to the source of gas supply and opening out in the upstream end of the Venturi tube assisting the user's exhalation.

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